The Collegiate Prospect Combine (CPC) is excited to announce the addition of Tier 1 National Bound tournament teams to the 2023-24 schedule. CPC will be represented by four Tier I National Bound level teams. 

The Collegiate Prospect Combine (CPC) was created out of a dire need for more focus on training and player development and less time traveling across New England to play in non-competitive league games. 

CPC provides a select group of elite female hockey players the opportunity to develop and hone their skills throughout the Fall by training with and competing against the very best NCAA Division I prospects in the Northeast. The Combine is focused on teaching individual skills concepts with a 10-week progressive development model, which has been specifically designed by our renowned coaching staff at CPC. Scott Pellerin, professional development coach and professional scout and Seth Goodrich run CPC.

“This model is not for everyone,” said Goodrich “the program is designed for the driven player, who is focused on their own advancement and believe in a process to get to where they want to be as a player 1-2-3 years out. All of our players have extremely busy academic and fall sport schedules, therefore it is important for their fall hockey training to be focused and condensed in one location and limit travel so they can train with a purpose.” 

This past season, the 2022-23 CPC graduating class has had 100% of its athletes committed to play college hockey. This year's class included Boston College commit Julia Pellerin who recently recorded her 100th career point at New Hampton.   

In just 5 years, CPC has helped develop and place over 50 players into the College ranks, including Kalty Kaltounkova who recently recorded her 100th career college point (Colgate), ECAC freshman sensation Jade Iginla and sophomore Taze Thompson (Northeastern) to name a few. 

We are looking forward to training and preparing the next group of college athletes in the fall of 2023 as they prepare for their Prep school season and the National Bound state tournament at CPC.